During their two day royal trip to Wales, Prince William and Kate Middleton decided to treat local mountain rescue workers to a stack of pizzas costing more than £120
Kate Middleton and Prince William looked in great spirits as they delivered pizza to hardworking mountain rescue workers on Thursday.
Heading to the Little Dragon Pizza Van in the Dowlais Rugby Club's car park on Thursday, Kate and Will ordered 12 pizzas for their new pals, which included three margheritas, three pepperonis, three BBQ chicken and three goats cheese, which came to a total cost of more than £120. "There was an incident up in an old quarry which is just behind our pitch where a young boy dislocated his knee," Mr Morris said. "It was a quick call, but as a gesture we gave them free pizzas because they work all hours of the day."
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